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The rain has played havoc with the flowers in my garden, but some plants seem to enjoy it. The Crinum lily is one of them. The flower stalks are 4 feet tall, and the pink striped , fragrant flowers are quite huge.
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This local dahlia is another plant which enjoys rainy days. Dahlias are no fuss plants, and are quite happy whatever the weather condition is.
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Purple Cleomes look so much like spiders.
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The little flowers of Plectranthus 'Mona lavender' have stripes going down their throats.
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Asystasia indica flowers attract a lot of bees, especially the blue banded ones. But I have never seen its fruit. It can be propagated easily by cuttings. I wonder why it produces nectar, if it can't make seed.
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